St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-10

lO DE ilOpeu UldC lie Will HOT grow weary
in well doing. -
Wherever an offender eXistS,he should
be brought to book in short order. The
law requires it and the health of the
people demands it.
OUR friend Gen. RoSSER, whose fiery
lines regarding SHERIDAN still eXciteS
attention, should have learned by his
residence in Minnesota, where 1eter-
ans of the late war, those who wore
the blue and those who wore the gray,
are working side by side, that the civil
conflict is thing OF the very dim past
and the gallant Virginians are not the
men we take them to be unless they re-
mind him of that fact.
WE CANNOT too much commend the
forbearance of the Omaha audience
which BERNHARDT fooled to the top of
her bent. With the courtesy Omaha
prfdes herself upon showing to a
stranger, not single siX-shooter of the
many hundred undoubtedly in the
theater was drawn. The fair and festive
SARAH may congratulate herself that
HtE lew OullCeS VI lltSll dIt llOL HOW
filled with few pounds of lead.
WE TRUST that the neighbors of Editor
TAYLOR, of the Boston Globe, will not
ScrutiniZe that gentleman too closely
tomorrow, for the banquet that will be
given him in Boston tonight Will be no
ordinary affair, and it is, to be hoped
that the genial colonel has provided
against possible contingencies by pur-
chasing hat for wear during the next
day or so that is about twice the size of
his present brain covering.
If SECRETARY LAMAR should ever
pay visit to the, Sandwich Islands he
would do we'll to carry with him a salts
factory supply of canned eatabies and
an experienced cook. The patriotic
islanders would want nothing better
than to repay him in kind for his refusal
to dine with their queen, and with the
pangs of hunger gnawing, the situation
might be a little awkward.
THE Ohio cyclone sufferers want aid,
a nd what is more to the point, they need
aid badly. Minnesota knows something
about the devastating work of thor
oughbred cyclone herself, and will prob
ably not be found unresponSive to the
appeal, but it would seem that state
as rich as Ohio should render outside
aid unnecessary.
TIE railroads think they cannot af-
ford to run fast trains between st. Paul
and Chicago ''just yet;;" and yet if one
road should set the example it is quite
within the bounds of reason that the
others would experience rather
abrupt change of heart. Which will be
the first to make a bid for popular
favor?
AN EASTERN editor gives various
reasons why SULLIVAN can never agar
depend upon his broken arm, and YET
it is good safe wager that the learned
ge ntleman would not care to face BOs
tons favorite son, even if the latter ha(
his uninjured arm tied behind him.
| PERHAPS the strongest argumen
that will be urged against the repeal o
the interstate commerce act next win
ter will be the statement that it ha
caused the breaking up of half a hun
dred so-called comedy and opera com
panies.
A GOOD deal of misplaced sympath
is being expressed for the victims of TIL
Chicago wheat deal. But why shoul
it be so? Those persons who expect
get something for nothing and &c
caught should grin and bear it.
1 FOREIGN nations need expect compal
: atively little interest from America no.
0 regarding their pacific or war-like inter
G tiOns. The base ball situation in th
Il country begins to assume an intensel
# interesting phase.
h MISS ANTI-MoRMON FIELD is said
a be immensely popular among the yOuIl
II men of Salt Lake City. We trust tn;
e in choosing her beaux she draws I'll
d line at MOrmons possessing more tina
@ one wife.
III So LONG as it does not get into clO
Is quarters, active hostilities need not
'I expected to result from the RoSSE,
20 SHERIDAN controversy.
s. Mrs. CLEVELAND says she and h
b husband are coming West in the IA